honouring the spirit of the name sake's charlie parker, aka bird, and a poet samual beckett. they have organized free programming, including poets, author and creatives, new and old, famous and emerging from near and far to share their art with the glenn park's community. live jazz on friday in 2002 was another long-standing tradition. there was creative work this the san francisco bay area for a neighborhood audience and future generations. it is thanks to the hard work of eric and his staff, the project sponsors and tireless support of the community that bird and beckett thrived for two decades. at a time when san francisco is losing too many cultural and community centers and beloved businesses are displaced, it's important to fight to preserve and support brick and mortar shops like bird and beckett. i'm proud to represent a district so committed to that fight and represent our glenn park neighbors committed to sustaining bird and beckett as a vital institution for many years to come and with that, eric, would you like to say a few words. >> supervisors, members of the bo

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories... president trump says there's ‘no rush' to finalise a trade agreement with china after the us more than doubles some tariffs on chinese imports. the italian navy says it has rescued 36 migrants off the coast of libya, but off the coast of tunisa, a migrant boat has capsized killing at least 65 people. british scientists unveil what they say are radical new plans to tackle climate change. and faster internet and a fascination with football — how childen in africa are being drawn into online betting. hello and welcome to world news today. talks between chinese and us officials, aimed at resolving a trade dispute between world's most powerful economies, have ended for the day. the us treasury secretary steven mnuchin described the talks as "constructive". china's top trade negotiator liu was seen shaking hands with mr mnuchin before driving off. it comes just hours after the united states more than doubled tariffs on many chinese products. our north ameria editor jon so

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories...re than doubles some tariffs on chinese imports. the italian navy says it has rescued 36 migrants off the coast of libya, but off the coast of tunisa, a migrant boat has capsized killing at least 65 people. british scientists unveil what they say are radical new plans to tackle climate change. and faster internet and a fascination with football — how childen in africa are being drawn into online betting.

. >> neil: beckett, i was wondering an what she told democrats and the media gets it wrong.nald trump getting elected and certainlily getting the nomination from the republicans. we could go back to hillary going at it with barack obama. maybe that he had no chance until suddenly he was the president of the united states. i guess is she just saying don't take anything for granted and that's the way this should go or look, we can't just beat this guy. we have to crush this guy to remove in and all doubt? >> right. i think it's the latter. what the speaker is doing is not just saying we have to win by such a large margin that he won't have any chance to claim foul. regardless, if he loses by a large margin or small margin, he will claim phone. he hates losing more than he enjoys winning. so depending, no matter how it goes, if a democrat beats him, he will complain. >> neil: complaining about it is very different than clasping your knuckles on the door knob and not leaving. kimberly, joe biden is prepared for the name calling that he suspected in this campaign. sleepy joe or w

the t-shirts said it all -- gerald beckette day, bartonville's #1 crossing guard.. after giving this town nearly 70 years of his life. some of the kids he helped e std out are now likely grandparents. >> oh, he's an institution in bartonville. he was on the corner of lafayette and pfieffer for years and years. he protected the kids and the . >> you walk in the door, and you might be having kind of a crappy morning, and you walk in the door and you see his smile, and, you know, how are you? and, have a good day. and just everything just goes away. >> reporter: generation after generation showing gerald how much he meant to them, and hoping to get one final hug from their favorite crossing guard. as for gerald, he's sad to go, but proud of his service. >> makes me happy. they're my people. i took care of their kids a long time ago. >> he took care of so many. congratulations to gerald. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. see you back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. . goodight good night.

book about so-called immersive films always one of the highlights of the new york tri beckett film festival but while we've been hearing about virtual reality and movie making for some time the technology has got to go mainstream first and soon because of the festival's efforts to change all of that. the technology on display in the virtual arcade at the try back a film festival is cutting edge from the headsets that allowed viewers to interact with the films to the latest projectors to display that. i'm hungry people need a leader. but storytelling has been around as long as humans themselves and this animated film called cave which takes the viewer back to the days of talking around the campfire actually point the way to the future for virtual reality filmmaking the problem with g.r. is that in some sense everything is made as a movie for an audience of one so you get one percent of the time you get along the lines and also people don't get to share it with their friends caves creators made a holographic virtual reality experience that can be shared by up to thirty people at once with eac

that and the last time that came to the commons it was defeated, not by that big a margin, margaret beckettit was the second most popular or least heavily defeated, if you like. so there's some support for it there. but what he's calling for is theresa may really actively to get behind it and she can't do that very easily because immediately she said another referendum, all kinds of brexit leaning conservative mps came out of the traps saying this is absolutely apparent, this destroys the whole possibility of us backing it. so is she at least correct on the point she at least correct on the point she made that this is the last chance for a negotiated exit? she is and she isn't, nothing is black and white in the world of brexit. certainly the last time she can bring a bill back. it's going to be the last time for some time that the eu gets involved in negotiations because the eu is going to be grappling with the results of the european parliamentary elections, which arejust european parliamentary elections, which are just about upon us, and then along without the appointment of key jobs then

margaret beckett in a derby with her take on things.g in peterborough. this is a conservative loss. the conservatives had a small majority of two in this council, it has now become a hunk council. no overall control. these are the broaderfigures. the liberal party, the old liberal party that did not join with the social democrats they have one counsellor. let me show you that seat change. conservatives losing four seeds. labour gaining three. interesting seat this because we now know there is going to be a by—election on june six we now know there is going to be a by—election onjune six after the mp fiona 0nasa nya was by—election onjune six after the mp fiona 0nasanya was recalled. looking at this result one wonders if labour will take some hard here that they may be able to hang onto that house of commons seed given their performance here has been quite good. that's an interesting prospect. i wa nt to that's an interesting prospect. i want to bring in our so graham brady who is the conservative mp who is of course, the chairman of the

attorney general william barr hitting beckett democrats demanding an unredacted report but isn't it timerica to move on? robert says this will only hurt democrats and joins us live. heather: half past the top of the are. a look at top headlines. investigators trying to determine a motive after two gunman opened fire at a school in colorado. one person is dead and eight injured. one of those suspects identified as devon erickson was the shooting rattling the community located miles from columbine high school. >> all the suffering. this is happening to us, you never think this would be the reality. you want friends to be protected. shannon: officials will be holding a press conference this morning. we can send asylum-seekers to mexico awaiting the court hearing was a federal appeals court making the ruling overnight. it was a major victory for the president after a lower court blocked the initiative last month was the case will be heard in a california court which consented to the supreme court. donald trump is headed to florida today, going back to the panama city beach area 7 months afte

last week we had beckett, and this week we have you, nowe valley pet company. they opened the pet company at 14151 church street. at the time, they were a new couple who shared a love of animals and an entrepreneurial spirit. they called their shop a mom and mom store, and designed it to be a fun and welcoming small clearly their concept work. the pet company has become a neighborhood institution. it is the go-to place in nowe valley on pet nutrition and training, and trusted referrals from everything from dog walkers to dog psychics. which i'm wondering how that really works. [laughter] >> as we many beloved neighborhood small businesses, it is more than just a place to shop. paula and celia pride themselves on maintaining a workforce that is happy, challenged, and well-compensated. that may explain why some employees have worked at the shop for over a decade. celia has been a long time purveyor of rare books. in 2008 she opened her second small business on the war books on food which celebrated its 10th anniversary with a fantastic celebration just last year.

thomas beckett, same routine.e #needto some companies trying to minimize physical contact in the workplace. they are considering banning handshakes. any physical contact. there is a new survey that finds 3 out of 4 people -- >> want to ban all physical contact in the workplace? >> you learn a lot about a person in a handshake. >> what is the worst handshake for a man? >> the dead fish. >> the dead... i can't do it. i can't stand it! no grip! >> you need a medium grip. no more than two shakes, they say. then you should break. there is nothing worse than, hey, how are you doing! how about the biden? 329, great to see you! >> the other thing i cannot stand is when man hurt your han hand! >> you get the military grip! >> like the kung fu grip. where a member of the g.i. joe with the kung fu grip? they squeeze -- my kids do that to me. >> the other thing they say you should not dominate by flattening it. they take it and bend it. >> they do -- >> double grab. that's the full control. you learn a lot when you shake some

plus, you can try to bend it like beckett just don't drive like the star.ondon court banning him for driving for six months after he was busted for using his mobile phone while driving his bentley on the west end. to get look at this wild scene. a massive snowball fight. it broke out during the graduation proceedings. snowballs and graduation day. it was doug, wait for it, snow men cement. james comey defending his handling of the russia pro. james comey in midian for the first time that everything was perfect when it came to peter stark and lisa page texting. more on that, not. first, the trump administration stepping up with a display of military might and muscle. a major show of military force for the worst dictators after a week of escalating tensions. we will bring you the details, next. safe r. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it se

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